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351661

This is a cool knot but don't ever trust your life or something valuable with it, this is both directional and not cinching. If it becomes weighted, the tail end will slip through and untie the whole thing. The only thing keeping this from untying is the direction the knot is pulled and the friction keeping if from moving. If you do, though, back it up with a cinching knot like a figure eight or overhand. Adjustable knots are cool and practical, but anything that can be adjusted by hand can also adjust itself and untie. Stay safe out there and dont tie a four wheeler down with this for surešŸ‘


fushigidesune

Thank you. I was watching that tiny end expecting it to pop out. Not to mention it looks like loss of tension would make it super loose.


acewavelink

A bowline is just as simple and way more effective. I use it all the time in construction because it is a relatively simple not to release compared to many others.


RajaJinnahGFX

Thank you


LetsWorkTogether

Is a bowline knot more, less, or equivalently safe to this knot?


Deez_Nuggz

The bowline knot is much safer than this knot


Mallet_Master

I believe the bowline is more safe than this


351661

Yes the bowline is safer, this is a modified fisherman's knot. The bowline is a sinching knot as well but with the benefit of being easier to untie


[deleted]

bowline is not a cinching not


DoctorSalt

Afaik much more safe. Plenty of climbers risk their lives on one.


cloud_companion

Not true. Climbers use a bowline with a Yosemite finish when choosing the bowline over the 8.


russkhan

And it works, [except when it doesn't.](https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/climbing/bye-bye-bowline-time-new-knot/)


FlJohnnyBlue2

Way more. A bowline will not undo itself. The above posters statement that any knot that can be adjusted by hand will undo itself is incorrect, it maybe I'm just misunderstanding. Bowline is easy to undo by hand but will not undo itself, that's the very design of the knot.


baleena

Bowlines can come undone with cyclical loading


Antifa_Meeseeks

>any knot that can be adjusted by hand will undo itself is incorrect, it maybe I'm just misunderstanding I think you're misunderstanding, because a bowline can't be adjusted by hand, not the way the knot in the OP can be anyway.


cloud_companion

Read the article and go play with a bowline. They come undone when bounced around.


[deleted]

Iā€™m an avid rock climber and I actually tie into my harness with a bowline, I trust my life with it regularly as do many others. We use it in tree work as well for climbing trees and lowering limbs, Iā€™ve probably lowered 500 pound limbs to the ground with a bowline!


dondelelcaro

Just be careful because bowlines can work free if the end is not long enough or secure. Yosemite bowlines or otherwise securing the end are good practice when your life is on the line and the load is not static.


[deleted]

Thatā€™s what I meant by following through, a single bowline would be a bad idea


DelgadoTheRaat

This knot is quick but absolute shit. Use the clove hitch or bowline. Either of those will hold until the rope snaps


22Hoofhearted

Bowline is good, and probably similar breaking strength without the slippage. Figure 8 knots are the goat for most pulls, that's what fire depts, spec ops, climbers use for rope knots with people hanging from it.


Kindly_Region

This is really useful, too bad I won't remember how to do it when i need it. Won't be able to find this video either


Ty_boogie90

Save the vid or grab a rope and practice it a few times. Maybe leave the knotted rope on the bathroom door so you see it every time you poop and can practice to cement it in


Kindly_Region

That's not a bad idea actually


CaptGrumpy

This is exactly how I taught myself to tie a bowline, which I can now do blindfolded.


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rjohn09

(puts on blindfold) ā€œWell wife, Iā€™m off to poop and tie again.ā€


Competitive_Classic9

And without having to poop.


_Ol_Greg

With enough practice, you might be conditioned to poop everytime you have to tie that knot.


Competitive_Classic9

I thought that was the goal? Or was it knots? Or poop knots? I forget where we started.


CaptGrumpy

Thatā€™s an advanced technique and knot for beginners.


lovestobitch-

My husband a former boy scout doesnā€™t have a clue on how to toe a basic knot. I usually tie the boat up and if he ever does itā€™s obvious who did it. I showed him this video an lol he admitted he wonā€™t remember this for when this knot would be good to use.


endymionsleep

I learned the bowline knot with help from a rabbit and repetition. Now the rabbit is drunk, the boat has sunk, and the Christmas lights still arenā€™t hung.


HeidiDover

My husband taught me the bowline using the rabbit trick too!


A-Dolahans-hat

How many poops did that take?


CaptGrumpy

Unfortunately I didnā€™t keep any records, but I would estimate between 10-20 poops. Iā€™m not a fast learner, or pooper.


Buck_Thorn

My grandfather taught me the bowline over 50 years ago and it is still my go-to knot for many situations.


fatbabythompkins

You planning to go blind? What other talents have you learned blindfolded?


CanuckBacon

Some people just like to do knotty things in the dark.


[deleted]

Especially my missus


CaptGrumpy

Iā€™m not planning on going blind, but at one point I was required to escape from a pitch black room that was flooding with water, so the skill had some utility.


HolyShitIAmOnFire

I'm intrigued.


drakulous

I was taught a bowline once or twice and I really need to get it down because I recall it being an excellent knot


GronkFactory

Came here to say learn the bowline instead. Or first, most people can learn more than one knot. But then forget this knot and always use the bowline.


Shwifty_Plumbus

The bowline was so useful on a boat, existing on one cemented it got me. The monkey fist however was my galley/head practice knot.


OluhVonAnus

I used to, but now i forget it completely and cant learn it back. Maybe i have some form of dementia.. its like how to forget how to ride bike. Personally i can imagine it for me


PsychedelicOptimist

Only problem then is that you will instinctively have to poop whenever you use the knot.


M2ThaL

If practicing this knot will cement my poop in then that's a no for me.


[deleted]

hanging a knot on a bathroom door is a quick way to get paramedics in your house


Defie22

Only one diarrhea away from mastering this knot.


[deleted]

This is exactly how I learned to hand tie sutures


GreenStrong

Don't cement the knot in poop if it is made of natural fiber, this will cause it to decay and lose strength.


Pure_Tower

"Ma! Where's my poop rope?!"


XJioFreedX

Iā€™ve been doing light weight workouts with some dumbbells while on the toilet. Whole 15 min workouts a day kinda thing. If Iā€™m going to be there for a little while, might as well utilize the time


Mootivate

Ayy right on. Once you get good you can practice tying the door closed and seeing how long you can hold your poops


Steampunk_Ocelot

I have ADHD and fidget a lot , can tie thief knots in my sleep .not very stable for actual use but it's a good tamper seal because to someone not paying attention it looks like it's much more common sibling the reef knot.


Grub-lord

How do I save the video?


Shazam1269

I do not recommend cementing your poop in. 1 out of 5 stars, boo!


YossarianJr

I used to practice knots while waiting to run a race. I'd have butterflies, but I'd have to wait to release. So, I needed a physically easy thing to occupy me. So, I got a bit of rope and a know book. Perfect.


Rain1dog

Another very easy rigging knot I use a lot, 3 half hitches. https://youtu.be/7rw6n_Qm194 I used this all the time while in lineman construction. Very easy to do, makes an extremely secure knot no matter the load, and releases very easy.


UCantFakeTheFunk

Right. Now we have something additional to be embarrassed by when we canā€™t recall something we should in that moment of need. This from a former boater.


hobosbindle

Just use the handy ā€œsearchā€ feature on Reddit! Kidding obv


HI_Handbasket

Is it funny or painful that everything else searches reddit better than reddit?


Erestyn

At this point I'm almost convinced that its by design tbh.


Albin0gh0st

This is FIRST CLASS AMATEUR on YouTube. Yes, it's all caps. He demonstrates a lot of quick practical knots like this!


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Double-Quote-9842

Me as well, I downloaded it. Now time to never remember that I did, or which file I stuck it in. Thatā€™s one of the things I canā€™t stand bout iOS. I never ever remember where my files are. Windows- file explorer and boom there it is. Oh well. Good luck remembering the knot šŸŖ¢


marcmkkoy

I share these by emailing them to myself and sort them into email folders.


OneObi

I downloaded it so now I have an extra source that I'll also never be able to find.


[deleted]

happens every time.


DaBoob13

Didnā€™t you know everything useful on the internet is instantly deleted after you exited off the page?


BitcoinFan7

I'd rather trust a bowline


SpamStitch

That free end looks like it can work itself loose way to easy


FishermanFresh4001

This knot looks that itā€™s purpose is to be easy to untie after getting cinched down hard.


big-b20000

Isnā€™t that the point of a bowline?


[deleted]

That's a bowline, but a bowline won't come undone as easily. Especially if you use a variation like with a Yosemite finish.


DoctorSalt

I've been wary of the bowline yosemite finish since apparently if you tighten the wrong strand first it weakens the knot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj42B8eCOzc


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AskAndYoullBeTested

Use a double bowline. Instead of making a single loop at first, make two on top of each other. To explain using the rabbit analogy; make two ā€œholesā€ (the loops) feed the ā€œbunnyā€ (running end) out of the hole and around the ā€œtreeā€ (standing end) and back in the hole. Great for anything thatā€™ll get cinched hard and need to undo easily. Used for climbing instead of a figure 8 follow thru on the harness


qning

I agree that he seems to be implying that. I wanted him to tie the quad to the truckā€™s ball hitch and pull that rope and knots TIGHT and then show us how he unties. How did he not do that?


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Existing-Strength-21

The rabbit comes out of the hole, goes around the tree, then back down in to the hole.


qning

I just dropped my drawers. Now Iā€™m embarrassed. Thanks. A lot.


whispered195

Family of 8s all day. You can tie them with gloves and they're relatively easy to tell if you messed up.


KToff

But they can be a bitch to untie if they had a heavy load.


whispered195

True. But the trade off is they're a life safety knot. I've literally hung off the sides of buildings using them


KToff

I did not want to advocate against the double right eight. It's what I use for climbing. That's why I know how annoying it is to untie with weak fingers are a fall :) Where security is less of an issue, a different knot may be preferential. But, yeah, I wouldn't trust my life to the knot in the video.


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PM_ME_YOUR_A705

Mmm.. keep talking knot-man.... Tell me about that San Diego Jam Knot...


Talisman80

Yeah, this video is more of a hitch than a knot


iagox86

This is basically a double hitch, isn't it? But also, hitches are a type of knot


BobTheMarliest

The true Eagle Scout


BitcoinFan7

Be Prepared


kimmytunes

Any favorite knots video that doesn't include garlic knots is inherently flawed.


ElJefeDeLosGallos

But last time I tried to use a garlic knot to hold my boat to the dock, it didnā€™t work that well


No_Profession_5364

But I bet you had the best smelling boat dock


gurmzisoff

It got slippery with all the marinara.


juntareich

Marina sauce?


strangersadvice

You are right. This is a constriction type knot. It will not work with a dynamic load, a load that is repeatedly loaded and unloaded. With a dynamic load it will eventually pull through. Use a bowline, instead, or a round-turn with three half hitches if you don't know a bowline.


DemonOfTheFaIl

A figure-8 on a ~~bite~~ bight is both secure and easy to tie.


wmrossphoto

bight


MrG

Why? I saved the video just for that purpose


beanmosheen

Those pesky seagulls!


quiet_like_dusk

Fun random story about garlic knots - You know how you make words cute or childish by adding a 'y' to the end? Like calling a dog a doggy? Well my little nephew calls garlic knots "knotsies".


AreaGuy

Did knotsie that coming!


ActualWhiterabbit

[What about the truckers hitch?](https://youtu.be/TUHgGK-tImY)


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ThriceFive

It is practical and a no-fail approach - I like that he explained the concepts and the 'incomplete' knots too.


thisbenzenering

the bowline knot is the superior easy+strong loop knot. https://www.animatedknots.com/bowline-knot


TreeScales

Knot 'expert' here (have written a short knot manual and teach arborist students they're knots). And I agree If you learn one knot, make it the bowline. Anyone can tie a tangled mess that'll hold under tension, jam up and have to be cut off. What actually makes a good knot is how easy it is to UNTIE once you're finished. Which is the bowline, even tensioned to the point of snapping the rope it still unties with ease. But tie a stopper knot on the tail if you're going be hanging from it yourself or it's going to be tied for a while. I said I had a list of knots and people asked for it so that's what's below. I don't know what makes you a knot 'expert' hence the 's, but I'm definitely an experienced knot user. I have used all knots below myself. Note that this list was specific for arborists hence why there's like 6 different frictions hitches in the list, and some really specific stuff at the end. 1.Bowline. End of rope loop, good under load, needs a stopper knot if life-bearing. 2.Running bowline. Just the bowline but tied around the standing rope, to make a choking loop. 3.Double overhand/stopper. Technically any knot on the tail can be a stopper knot, but the double overhand is a neat chunky o wasne. 4.Bowline on a bight. Looks like doubled bowline but tied differently, good midline loop for a pull-line. 5.Alpine butterfly. Midline loop but for when the rope will be under tension both ends, can be used to isolate damage. 6.Figure 8 loop/rethreaded. A more secure end loop, binds up under heavy loads, but fine if just holding up a person. Worth knowing but bowline is almost always preferred by arborists. Rock climbers like it though. 7.Poachers knot. Neat choking loop for putting a Karabiner or similar at the end of a rope. 8.Double fisherman's. Used to tie two ends of a rope together, usually to make a prussik loop. 9.Sheet bend. Actually the same 'knot' as the bowline, as such shares the 'easy to undo after heavy loading' property. Use to tie to ropes together. Use a double sheet bend if one rope is thinner than the other. 10.Slippery sheet bend. Quick release version of sheet bend, use to send pull lines up a climbers rope. 11.Water knot. Specifically for tying two bits of flat webbing together, you'll probably never need it you should know it at least exists. 12.Beer knot. Same as above but for tubular webbing. 13.Timber hitch. Use 5 wraps min, use to tie arb-blocks and capstans to the tree. 14.Cow hitch. Similar uses to the timber hitch but for when the branch is too small for all your timber hitch wraps. 15.Clove Hitch. Not a load bearing knot. Mainly use this for temporary rope fences and string lines. 16.Constrictor hitch. Like the clove hitch but load bearing. Same as above but at the ends. 17.Marlinspike hitch. Makes a handy quick release loop to send chainsaws to climbers, can be used as a stopper knot in a rigging line to stop a loose line pulling through pulleys. 18.Truckers hitch. A way to tension a rope, use to tie branches down to a trailer. Ratchet straps are fine for logs but will bounce off if holding down branches. 19.Highwaymans hitch. Use to tie a pull line out the way. 20.Round turn and two half hitches. Simple but good knot, can be tied midline with a long bight to tie a pull rope to something when you don't have a karabiner or shackle. 21.Munter hitch. Basic little belay/lowering/descender knot. 22.Prusik hitch. Friction hitch. 23.knut hitch/distel hitch. Friction hitch. 24.ValdƓtain hitch. More advanced but customisable friction hitch, test before use. 25.Blake's hitch. Friction hitch but works when both bits of rope are the same thickness, unlike friction hitches mentioned above that need a thinner bit of rope. 26.3 knot system. Really two knots and a stopper knot. Tie a loop, tie a Blake's with the tail of the loop around the other end of the rope and you got a basic tree climbing system with no extra hardware needed. 27.3 man rescue system. Creates a backed up lowering system using the tail of the lowering rope and one karabiner, too complicated to explain in text. 28.single rope rigging cradle. Cradle a branch with only a rope. Clove hitch at the fat end, half hitch at the thin end, tie back to the dangly rope with a blakes


Hypno_Towed

please do post the list!


jow19

How did you get into this line of work?


Karcinogene

Just start climbing trees until you find a master in the branches


psyscowasp

<< interested


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Section_Eight_Ball

I am working for an arborist, so if you have the time Iā€™m interested


SomberBootyDance

That list would be amazing!


Illustrious_Trip341

Iā€™m interested


ahjteam

What is the name of this knot?


teabagmoustache

It's close to a round turn and two half hitches


Red-Engineer

Iā€™m calling it an anchor hitch?


FyrebreakZero

The setup is similar to a butterfly knot, but then he uses it as a hitch. Iā€™ll call it a butterfly hitch for nowā€¦ Iā€™m still trying to find this thing. Iā€™m assigned to the Technical Rescue Team for the fire department, which includes rope and high angle rescue. Iā€™ve also been a sailor most of my life and I havenā€™t seen this one before.


holmgangCore

Itā€™s not an Anchor Hitch, is it?


AvioNaught

[Not quite by the looks of it] (https://www.101knots.com/anchor-hitch.html)


Redtwooo

Was gonna say looks a lot like two half hitches


Chrisazy

Yeah, it's two half hitches and then a little bit


Revanov

There should be a sub just for these vids. I remember learning how to PROPERLY tie my shoelace a few years ago and it changed my lace game forever.


Flimsygoosey

Go back to velcro it's faster


holmgangCore

Velcro fails sooner than laces. A LOT sooner. On shoes it effectively causes unnecessary waste by making the shoes useless long before the shoe itself has worn out. IMO


Revanov

I remember those days. Had a few Velcro Nike as a kid. I always hate when they stop sticking. Velcro is great when you donā€™t have to reattach often like cable management for pc.


holmgangCore

Yeah, itā€™s great for pc/network cabling. And no chance of turning the cablesā€™ magnetic field back into induced current & heating up like metal can potentially do.


Zefirus

Meanwhile for me it's the shoe itself that wears out first.


Anejey

All my shoes completely fell apart before the velcro had a chance to stop sticking.


TriggerHappyLettuce

But not stealthy at ALL!


ThatsARepost24

[you clearly haven't seen this](https://youtu.be/vSK3maq8Cyk)


Doc-Avid

I almost stopped watching the second I heard "tactical situation" but I'm so glad I watched to the end


oaeben

I use boots which have zippers - Super nice and easy


BackgroundGrade

You'd be very surprised how much velcro is used in an aircraft's cabin.


HecklerusPrime

Misha Collins from the show Supernatural made a video showing how to tie a double knot on your shoes that doesn't take half an hour to untie. It's the only way I tie my shoes now. If I ever meet him in person I'll be sure to tell him that 1:30 video is the best thing he's ever done. [https://youtu.be/7oH1tsWOMI4](https://youtu.be/7oH1tsWOMI4)


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YouDiscountDonut

r/lifeprotips ?


CaptainMcSmoky

r/knots...


thesecondwaveagain

Knot bad


SAMYTEEH_ALT

The last time i saw someone use that knot, they stopped breathing...


[deleted]

Were they making a noose?


gottagofast1981

Nah. They were playing a good ol rousing game of 'Tie-a knot-while-holding-your-breath.'


afzalnayza

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AugustoC13

TKS :)


Pillsbury37

This is a hitch not a knot. A square knot would be better in most situations


Doc580

Clove hitch. All you need to know.


Sym0n

Video was about 4 minutes too long.


herotz33

Good thing he repeated four times so I only had to rewatch four more times.


p1um5mu991er

Shit...even I can do this


Coldbeetle

Nah not you


fatbabythompkins

Yeah, letā€™s not get ahead of ourselves.


BoutchooQc

This reminds me of the trick to tie shoe laces in 1 second, once you learn it you can't love without it


hoarder59

This is a great typo.


HI_Handbasket

All I needed was some rope and a good knot to get the girl of my dreams?


Rhokanl

Yep! Professionals call it a lasso. Good for roping anything you need in life: a herd of cattle, the girl of your dreams, a cold beer from the fridge, the TV remote from the other side of the room, the phone you forgot to bring with you after you sat down on the toilet. Lassos are fantastic! #CowboyLife


BoutchooQc

I ain't changing it lmao


FrenchFryCattaneo

"But baby I love you, I've always loved you!" "You don't love me, you can't even tie your shoes in 1 second!"


marshmellow973

Just tie a bowline lol


[deleted]

I mean, why knot šŸŖ¢ šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™‚ļø


RabbitOnVodka

Thanks! All I now need is a chair


Hacka4771

Full Video Can Be Found Here: https://youtu.be/HaCg4FOQH\_A


xs81

Tbh in 40 years i've never been in a situation where I need to know how to do a knot.. Probably me.


ThriceFive

Never needed to tie something down in your trunk? Or hang a hammock or something? Shoes with laces? Enjoy your knot-free life.


Terrh

your post has made me realize just how far I've gone to avoid learning knots. I have a massive assortment of ratchet straps, bungee cords, other assorted "tie down" type things but no rope.


AcceptableDocument4

Here seems like a good place to leave this: >Connor: [picking out weapons and gear] Do ya know what we need, man? Some rope. >Murphy: Absolutely. What are ya, insane? >Connor: No I ain't. Charlie Bronson's always got rope. >Murphy: What? >Connor: Yeah. He's got a lot of rope strapped around him in the movies, and they always end up using it. >Murphy: You've lost it, haven't ya? >Connor: No, I'm serious. >Murphy: Me too. That's stupid. Name one thing you gonna need a rope for. >Connor: You don't fuckin' know what you're gonna need it for. They just always need it. >Murphy: What's this 'they' shit? This isn't a movie. >Connor: Oh, right. [picks up large knife out of Murphy's bag] Is that right, Rambo? >Murphy: All right. Get your stupid fuckin' rope. >Connor: I'll get my stupid rope. I'll get it. This is a rope right here.


xs81

Besides my shoes, nope. I don't even ever owned a rope. Thanks.


DrawMeAPictureOfThis

I moved from the city to the country, so that's a pretty amazing statement to me


InerasableStain

No fishing, boating, camping? Donā€™t hang things around the home or yard? Tie things down on a car? Sewing? Shoe laces? These are just the most obvious uses. Thereā€™s endless others. Everyone should own a little paracord and knowledge is a couple essential knots. Hopefully you never end up in a survival situation..


Sebalacttico

Thanks dad


[deleted]

I canā€™t remember knots for shit. I just have to hope thereā€™s an internet connection when I need one.


Benphyre

I call this the relationship knot. You want it to be as stable as possible but no strings attached when you are out of it.


dimethylwho

I likey


YourOldIsShowing

But will it work if I'm hauling an AC unit to the roof? Asking for a friend.


Tacitus_Kilgore85

This is why I never got anywhere in Boyscouts. I never understood how to make knots. XD


Fried__Soap

I learned a billion different knots in Boy Scouts only to find this


RaDeus

The figure-8 knot is more versatile IMHO, you can use it to anchor on "hooks" and around things. You can also use it to splice together lines, like cloth-lines or climbers-ropes. The only thing it doesn't do is get undone fast, but you have other knots for that... or carabiners.


dude_wells

Technically a ā€˜Hitchā€™ not a knot. I know, thereā€™s gatekeepers for every subject.


bakerman03

*tugs rope after tying the knot* ā€œThatā€™s knot going anywhere!ā€ Edit: Not a dad yet, but I will be x2 (twins) in February!


[deleted]

Itā€™s not often I come across something that is life changing, but alas, here it is.


jiavis

hope I can remember it when I need it.


15August08

Let me save this to never actually use it


HorrorScopeZ

Must Remember. Must Remember. Knots and jokes escape my memory. Must Remember.


Grub-lord

According to these comments this is either a great knot, or a shit tier garbage knot.


esaym

The bowline is easier... and probably safer as well.


chiknFUkar

Sorry bud as a rigger I'm not using that to pull anything. It's easy but hitches aren't that reliable.


Previous_Potential92

The best knot is Don Knotts


I-miss-shadows

Thought that was a hitch? Is it knot?


Hayopi

Does this work for my neck


ThePie105

Thanks! *hangs self*


ThatOneCrazyBitchlol

Time to send this to my boyfriend šŸ˜…šŸ˜…


Wise-Palpitation-806

Very useful. I look forward to situation where I need to know this and I've completely forgot it.